When you have finished this series can you do a video on how many watches you have in total and how you store them e.g. all thrown in a drawer, automatics all on winders, in display boxes, combination of all or whatever?
@@carlvoxvires Strange question! I would find it very difficult rob the guy as I live in the UK! I would love to know how watch collectors store their watches. I have tried loads of ways and not happy with nay of them. always good to get ideas.
My first dive watch was the Casio Duro. After trying several different watches to figure out what I wanted (within a budget of $300 or less), I have an Islander ISL-09. Love, love the blue!
Your vintage Seamaster is awesome!!! That thing is in amazing condition, love the look of it with that original brushed small link integrated bracelet 👌
I really love that vintage Omega Seamaster, plus I wish I kept or still had the watches of my youth 1970s. Well done for keeping them. That Panerai looks the goods as well.
My favorite dive watch is the one I inherited from my Dad who passed away 10 years ago. He bought an orange dial Seiko Arnie while he was in the Navy and it still works like a charm. I’m 34 and that watch is older than I am.
I just started watching your videos. Great collection and content. More importantly, I hope Connie’s still around because it sounds like you really love her.
Absolutely the Panerai is my favorite. Most unique. I've got a Spring Drive Tuna - wonderful watch, gorgeous sweep. I am wearing my Bathy's Bethnic Ti - Retrograde day, Big Date (quartz, 44mm). On a strap that is vintage canvas, leather backed.
To be honest none of them give me a warm and fuzzy feeling, but obviously you love them. I'm a bit surprised by the lack of a more modern Omega, given the history and more modern technology used in them.
For those wondering about an off-the-shelf movement in Jory's Panerai, I wish I had made the same decision he did. I was so enamored with getting an in-house movement that I bought a new Panerai 312 (I believe the first in-house movement in a modern Panerai) and it was a poor decision. In 5 years of ownership it had to go back to Italy twice for movement failures, both of which cost me close to 4 figures and the watch was out of my possession for 3+ months each time. It would have been so much easier having an ETA-containing model that I could fix down at my local watch shop. There's a reason this dude has 100k subscribers ;)
Thank you so much, Glenn! I’m sorry for your rough experience w/ your 312, I hope it was eventually resolved. Super frustrating to hear stories like that.
The Time Teller thanks for the response. We all learn things over the years of collecting watches. It’s all part of the experience. Just picked up a new khaki mechanical in the DLC dark bronze color on your recommendation. Very different from my usual watches but you’re right that the simplicity and honesty of the watch is refreshing. 80 hours power is not bad either! Thanks for what you do!
Panerai! Such a beautiful watch. And it really standa apart from all other divers. And of course Seiko Skx007 - I love it so much that I had to have it 🤣 I actually upgraded the movement on it and it is one of my go to everyday watches. You got a great collection, Jory. And I love the fact that you do not give a s... about all the negative or criticizing comments. These are your watches, your choices, and you wear them :)
My first "real" watch was a Sumo. BIG mistake. Today, I'm a diver addict; I've got 8 of them (including 3 Baby Tunas). The crazy thing is, the one time I went scuba diving, I was wearing a 5000 G-Shock.
Loved your story on the Pamerai and the Seiko 007. For me what git me hooked was my first serius watch a 1997 officialy certified white dial, kontiki, almost 24 years kater its still beutifull.
Excellent vid sir, have to be honest was looking forward to this part of your collection since you announced you had started your SOTC, that Tuna is crazy, however that makes it desirable. Keep them coming
OMG I cant finish watching this video, first 3 wtaches are all Seiko! how creative are you! let me tell you what time it is Mr. time teller, its time to discover new brands!!
My dive watch is a Citizen Promaster Aqualand 2 . I use it as a backup when diving because of the integrated, water activated dive computer. I mean...a f-ing dive computer in the watch! It shows current depth, temperature, dive log, dive time alert, max depth alert, ascend speed alert.... And from personal experience I can say it works. I once had to do an emergency ascend and was a bit to fast in the beginning and my main suunto dive computer was warning me and so did the Aqualand.
I recently purchased my first real watch, I went with the SKX009. I say first because I already have a list of what I want to have in my modest budget collection. Thanks for your videos, not only do I learn a lot but now at least I have someone to blame for my new found addiction 😂
Thanks. Great video. Really enjoyed the Omega and I like the Panerai more than I thought I would. The movement is a great feature. Side note: I did purchase a Vostoc Scuba Dude after you did your video. I really enjoy its retro vibe and quirky crown. It seems solid and fun.
I love that Omega Seamaster! I also like the Covid 19 hairstyle! I realize I’m an old man, but I hate the white sidewalk look! Thanks for sharing your beautiful collection of watches! Great video, Jory, as always!!! Keep up the good work!
My favorite is definitely the Panerai, because of its originality and because it is a really very well built machine. The one I don't like is the baby tuna. And the watch that I would like to see be part of your collection is the Monta Ocean King. Great video by the way.
I tell my friends at work NOT to get into watch collecting. If they love their money please pick a less expensive hobby and one that don't come with so many options that makes you want to buy them all hahaha!!
As always, great video. I have a small dive watch collection, including two you may be interested in; the Citizen Promaster Dive Watch and the Deep Blue Defender. I would be interested to hear what you think of Deep Blue watches; all their models are 300m divers.
That Tuna is awesome. Would friggin' love one but with my little tween girl 6.5" wrists it's just too big for me. If Seiko would come out with say a slimmed down 40-42mm-ish version I'd be all over it. Now your Omega is a pretty pretty piece indeed. Keep that one in your collection.
Hi TTT I'd highly recommend the Orient Star Open Heart, as there's not a single English review of the darn thing on TH-cam. Perhaps the reference RE-AT0001L? Or whichever one you fancy. In house, hand finished movement, 50 hour power reserve, Power Reserve Indicator complication, sapphire crystal, solid bracelet with SEL and a milled clasp and a beautifully finished dial all for under $500.
Hey T3, just my 2 cents but your Baby Tuna (my fave in this video!) would look even better with a black PVD buckle/tang. I did that for my Zelos Swordfish leather strap and I really like the look. Great content, keep 'em rolling out and here's to working towards 200k subscribers! p.s. Next diver... Helm Khuraburi?
They use mostly chinese movements...some of the higher end ones use swiss sellita movements. They haven't been around long, but if you like it that's all that matters.
@@WatchUnwind Good assessment. Honestly for the same money or less, you could get some nice Bambino offering from Orient and have a very nice watch with an inhouse Japanese movement.
I know it was probably just a typo but you put up tiktokwatchrepairs.com but should be tictocwatchrepairs.com, but I still enjoy your channel and content more than any other channel. And I can attest to how awesome tictocwatchrepairs are because they were able to turn my vintage Tissot Jubilium in about 2 weeks. Thanks again Jory.
You mentioned that your dad got you into watch collecting. Curious which watches you have gotten from him and or which watches he has in his collection.
In the UK picking up an skx 007 is around £350. Is it worth getting one as a diver at that price or is it worth getting something else (Orient ray 2 is approx £120). I'm guessing that when the 007 was approx £150 nothing could touch it for value but are there better divers for under £300? ($350 US). Thanks and keep up the good work 👍
The omega watch is one of the prettiest I’ve seen
When you have finished this series can you do a video on how many watches you have in total and how you store them e.g. all thrown in a drawer, automatics all on winders, in display boxes, combination of all or whatever?
Also how do you rotate to use them all
Are you looking to rob the guy??!
No
@@carlvoxvires Strange question! I would find it very difficult rob the guy as I live in the UK! I would love to know how watch collectors store their watches. I have tried loads of ways and not happy with nay of them. always good to get ideas.
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My first dive watch was the Casio Duro. After trying several different watches to figure out what I wanted (within a budget of $300 or less), I have an Islander ISL-09. Love, love the blue!
Your vintage Seamaster is awesome!!! That thing is in amazing condition, love the look of it with that original brushed small link integrated bracelet 👌
I really love that vintage Omega Seamaster, plus I wish I kept or still had the watches of my youth 1970s. Well done for keeping them. That Panerai looks the goods as well.
My favorite dive watch is the one I inherited from my Dad who passed away 10 years ago. He bought an orange dial Seiko Arnie while he was in the Navy and it still works like a charm. I’m 34 and that watch is older than I am.
I just started watching your videos. Great collection and content. More importantly, I hope Connie’s still around because it sounds like you really love her.
Hey, Connie...Jory wants a Seiko Tuna with the spring drive movement.
Thanks for sharing your SOTC, and for all these great videos. Keep it up.
Absolutely the Panerai is my favorite. Most unique.
I've got a Spring Drive Tuna - wonderful watch, gorgeous sweep. I am wearing my Bathy's Bethnic Ti - Retrograde day, Big Date (quartz, 44mm). On a strap that is vintage canvas, leather backed.
Congrats on 100k bro 👌
That submariner is absolutely beautiful - aged to perfection ! and great to see a panerai in the collection
To be honest none of them give me a warm and fuzzy feeling, but obviously you love them.
I'm a bit surprised by the lack of a more modern Omega, given the history and more modern technology used in them.
I’m a Rolex submariner kinda guy.
@@thetimeteller can't argue with that, they are pretty amazing.
Don’t get me wrong- I could see myself getting a modern Omega diver, just need to find one that really tickles my interest first!
Been waiting a little while to see that Panerai.I did my part thanks for doing doing yours....
For those wondering about an off-the-shelf movement in Jory's Panerai, I wish I had made the same decision he did. I was so enamored with getting an in-house movement that I bought a new Panerai 312 (I believe the first in-house movement in a modern Panerai) and it was a poor decision. In 5 years of ownership it had to go back to Italy twice for movement failures, both of which cost me close to 4 figures and the watch was out of my possession for 3+ months each time. It would have been so much easier having an ETA-containing model that I could fix down at my local watch shop. There's a reason this dude has 100k subscribers ;)
Thank you so much, Glenn! I’m sorry for your rough experience w/ your 312, I hope it was eventually resolved. Super frustrating to hear stories like that.
The Time Teller thanks for the response. We all learn things over the years of collecting watches. It’s all part of the experience. Just picked up a new khaki mechanical in the DLC dark bronze color on your recommendation. Very different from my usual watches but you’re right that the simplicity and honesty of the watch is refreshing. 80 hours power is not bad either! Thanks for what you do!
Panerai! Such a beautiful watch. And it really standa apart from all other divers. And of course Seiko Skx007 - I love it so much that I had to have it 🤣 I actually upgraded the movement on it and it is one of my go to everyday watches. You got a great collection, Jory. And I love the fact that you do not give a s... about all the negative or criticizing comments. These are your watches, your choices, and you wear them :)
My first "real" watch was a Sumo. BIG mistake. Today, I'm a diver addict; I've got 8 of them (including 3 Baby Tunas). The crazy thing is, the one time I went scuba diving, I was wearing a 5000 G-Shock.
Ahah
I'm wearing a diver right now
I take my SKX on one arm and my dive computer on the other (i trust an SKX over a computer for reliability)
Just ordered an olive/red MN NATO strap for my SKX007. And now I'm up to 12 divers.
Loved your story on the Pamerai and the Seiko 007. For me what git me hooked was my first serius watch a 1997 officialy certified white dial, kontiki, almost 24 years kater its still beutifull.
Excellent vid sir, have to be honest was looking forward to this part of your collection since you announced you had started your SOTC, that Tuna is crazy, however that makes it desirable.
Keep them coming
I would wear that panarai all the time. What a nice piece.!
OMG I cant finish watching this video, first 3 wtaches are all Seiko! how creative are you! let me tell you what time it is Mr. time teller, its time to discover new brands!!
My dive watch is a Citizen Promaster Aqualand 2 . I use it as a backup when diving because of the integrated, water activated dive computer. I mean...a f-ing dive computer in the watch! It shows current depth, temperature, dive log, dive time alert, max depth alert, ascend speed alert....
And from personal experience I can say it works. I once had to do an emergency ascend and was a bit to fast in the beginning and my main suunto dive computer was warning me and so did the Aqualand.
You were probably a reason I bought a quartz Tuna. No regrets!
I recently purchased my first real watch, I went with the SKX009. I say first because I already have a list of what I want to have in my modest budget collection. Thanks for your videos, not only do I learn a lot but now at least I have someone to blame for my new found addiction 😂
I love dive watches *way,* *_waaay_* too much
Absolutely love the old Seamaster!
My favorite? That would be the Seiko SBBN 031 Tuna. I liked yours so much that I bought my own! It gets more wrist time than my other watches.
Thanks. Great video. Really enjoyed the Omega and I like the Panerai more than I thought I would. The movement is a great feature. Side note: I did purchase a Vostoc Scuba Dude after you did your video. I really enjoy its retro vibe and quirky crown. It seems solid and fun.
Surprised to see u had less divers compared to field watches!
Love this collection btw!
I thought he had more divers than mentioned.
the Panerai is my favorite in your collection, a diver with a display caseback is a dealbreaker for me
I love that Omega Seamaster! I also like the Covid 19 hairstyle! I realize I’m an old man, but I hate the white sidewalk look! Thanks for sharing your beautiful collection of watches! Great video, Jory, as always!!! Keep up the good work!
It’s Friday! Let’s take a dive!
Great episode mate, I honestly thought you had more divers must just be me buying all the Seiko 5’s lol 😂✊
Would not have expected you to own a Panerai! I have a similar vintage Omega Seamaster and I love wearing it!
That panerai stole the show.. love it
My favorite is definitely the Panerai, because of its originality and because it is a really very well built machine. The one I don't like is the baby tuna. And the watch that I would like to see be part of your collection is the Monta Ocean King. Great video by the way.
Great watch collection
My picks would be the Vintage Omega Seamaster and Rolex Submariner. Both look absolutely awesome 😎👏😛
Wow! Gorgeous pieces.
🤩🤩🤩 been waiting for your SOTC for quite some time now! 👌🏻
I tell my friends at work NOT to get into watch collecting. If they love their money please pick a less expensive hobby and one that don't come with so many options that makes you want to buy them all hahaha!!
@@JohnBuckmaster-sw3wm oh man lol
@@JohnBuckmaster-sw3wm Archieluxury knows this best
@@matrixmirage2148 I think Arch is the subject matter expert in that field hahaha!!
I have the same issue, people ask me for recommendations on what they should buy... I feel like an enabler
It's OK to collect Vostok Amphibias.
Is a Rolex explorer II durable? Could it actually go on a climbing or kayaking trip?
People summit Everest w/ it all the time... so you could probably go kayaking. 🤣👍
Sbbn031 is possibly one of the prittiest watch seiko made. A real tool watch, not a desk diver. It's gorgeous, I love mine)
I'm looking at a spring drive tuna right now ,also the seiko high beat diver is on my short list
I like how clean the Seamaster is, you can keep your "patina".
Nice Seamaster.........classic look
Pick a new 2020 seiko alpinist (i am very excited for it).
Thanks for sharing. Have you done a review on the Caravelle Sea Hunter, aka the devil diver?
Great vid, big kahuna with a tuna!
Congrats. Just as interesting as Part One. Phil.
As always, great video. I have a small dive watch collection, including two you may be interested in; the Citizen Promaster Dive Watch and the Deep Blue Defender. I would be interested to hear what you think of Deep Blue watches; all their models are 300m divers.
16800 Matte Dial Sub is the best tool-watch themed sub by far!!!
Your collection probably lacks a turtle! :D (I am kind of biased towards Seiko Turtles, I just love them)
Nafis Khan Turtles are my favorite Seikos!
I love my save the ocean great white shark!
He isn’t a fan of the Samurai ether but I don’t hold it against him. Lol
My GG1000 Mudmaster gets the most wrist time when I saturation dive, it's noticeably more readable than my W800H when at depth.
My favourite is the Omega Seamaster.
The tuna is awesome
That Tuna is awesome. Would friggin' love one but with my little tween girl 6.5" wrists it's just too big for me. If Seiko would come out with say a slimmed down 40-42mm-ish version I'd be all over it. Now your Omega is a pretty pretty piece indeed. Keep that one in your collection.
Hey man I watched this till the end those last 2 dabs did it. I'm hypnotized again. Dammit!
And I think you would like the Seiko Prospex LX SNR033......it has a spring drive 😏
Love the seiko skx series!!!! How about a Omega Seamaster PLANET OCEAN addition to the DIVE Collection?
Consider getting a Seiko Monster and/or Samurai....Oris Aquis or Diver's Sixty Five.
They are all very nice watches.
Seiko SBBn031 is my favorite. Great video. Keep that great content coming. Cheers!~
you should pick up a Christopher Ward C65 Trident Diver, the hand wound model, a lovely watch ;)
That subby though. Absolutely beautiful
I only own one watch but I love your videos.
Anybody else noticed that Jory sounds exactly like Seth Green?
Hi TTT I'd highly recommend the Orient Star Open Heart, as there's not a single English review of the darn thing on TH-cam. Perhaps the reference RE-AT0001L? Or whichever one you fancy. In house, hand finished movement, 50 hour power reserve, Power Reserve Indicator complication, sapphire crystal, solid bracelet with SEL and a milled clasp and a beautifully finished dial all for under $500.
Nice Rolex 💪
Baby tuna was my favorite
Me: haha wow I love this video featuring a passionate watch collector and some quality timepieces :)
Vincero ad: not so fast
I hate it when watch collectors hate a seiko just for being a seiko
Spring Drive Tuna! Absofreakinglutely!
A diver should't have a bezel? If not you can't really use it... so the panerai/omega are not more some other category watches...? Great content
Kicking the crud out of an Invicta would take endurance. They have a lot of crud to kick!😱
The Seiko SKX-007 is one i would like to own.
@@Ferien7 Fool
Nice dive watch review . Seiko Tuna was good . How about Oris Aquis review ?
DIVE WATCHES ARE THE BEST
What’s a hanaka ?
I’d wear that Panerai backwards. That caseback is 🍌
Hey T3, just my 2 cents but your Baby Tuna (my fave in this video!) would look even better with a black PVD buckle/tang.
I did that for my Zelos Swordfish leather strap and I really like the look.
Great content, keep 'em rolling out and here's to working towards 200k subscribers!
p.s. Next diver... Helm Khuraburi?
Hi there. I am new to watch collecting and wanted to know if you have reviewed the Brew retrograph. Is it a good buy?
What’s the 2nd watch in your intro, after the Rolex? Looks like a field watch
That Seiko Tuna is gorgeous. Of all the Seikos I've handled, it's my favorite Seiko so far!
What is a good website to buy a Baby Tuna or Tuna?
Hello time teller I have a brand that I don’t know if it’s any good, and it is stürling original and I don’t know if you can review it thanks
They use mostly chinese movements...some of the higher end ones use swiss sellita movements. They haven't been around long, but if you like it that's all that matters.
@@WatchUnwind Good assessment. Honestly for the same money or less, you could get some nice Bambino offering from Orient and have a very nice watch with an inhouse Japanese movement.
I have SLA025j. I love it.
You should check out VOSTOK Europe. Besides that I think the Laco Seven Seas or a Sinn U212 or U2 would be a nice thing to add to your collection.
;)
No pantor sea lion ??
Damn I like that titanium seiko tuna but I think it’s too big for my wrist grrr lol. Awesome divers man.
guys, what do u think about orient kamasu? I'm considering buying it
You have a wonderful collection. Thanks for sharing. (:
I know it was probably just a typo but you put up tiktokwatchrepairs.com but should be tictocwatchrepairs.com, but I still enjoy your channel and content more than any other channel. And I can attest to how awesome tictocwatchrepairs are because they were able to turn my vintage Tissot Jubilium in about 2 weeks. Thanks again Jory.
Good stuff love the Omega Seamaster , I like that big tuna it's , big .
Hey nice video but you forgot the Casio Duro
Nope. Someone won it in a giveaway!
Oh yeah I forgot thanks
I don't know if you dive or if many of your followers do, but I am just curious, what is the best dive watch for the avid desk diver?
Either a springdrive tuna, seiko shogun or the new seiko LX marine master
You mentioned that your dad got you into watch collecting. Curious which watches you have gotten from him and or which watches he has in his collection.
In the UK picking up an skx 007 is around £350. Is it worth getting one as a diver at that price or is it worth getting something else (Orient ray 2 is approx £120). I'm guessing that when the 007 was approx £150 nothing could touch it for value but are there better divers for under £300? ($350 US). Thanks and keep up the good work 👍
Do you have any Heuer Dive watches? Or even a Tag/Heuer iteration dive watch???
This was my dive watch video... if you don’t see it here, then no. 🤣🤷🏻♂️
Don’t you like a Seiko monster? It is less of a fifty fathom copy than most dive watches.